Bombing Terror Strikes Chicago North Side Injuring Thirteen
A fifth bombing in 24 hours destroys a two story olive oil store and damages adjacent shops on Chicago's North Side. Thirteen people, including a child, are injured as police link the blast to an Italian extortion gang amid threats to owner John J. Cullota.
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Thiy United Press
Chicago
John J. Cullota
Edward Farrell
John McCabe
Walter Gadomski
Alexian Brothers Hospital
Arctic Patrol Reaches Mt Clement After 4500 Mile Flight
The Army air unit known as the Arctic patrol returned to Spokane after a 20 day 4500 mile flight from Minot North Dakota to Spokane Washington Seventeen planes landed in their heated hangars while two remained close by Weathered crew members were granted a holiday Major Ralph Royce praised the flight as a success noting room to improve ground organization and motor starts in morning cold The skis and snow goggles proved inadequate with skis breaking easily and suggesting wheel and ski landing gear for better service
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Mt. Clement
Mich
Army
Arctic Patrol
Spokane
Wash
Ralph Royce
Jewk
Arctic” Group
Roevee Yarn
Sucee
Iimneracve
Minot
N. D
Berownery
Maj. Noyce
Royce
Faustman Divorce Granted After Cruelty Claim
Mrs Louise Faustman 27 filed for divorce from Edward O Faustman in Detroit in January charging extreme cruelty She testified he forced her from the home one night in her nightgown Judge Dewitt H Merriam signed the decree.
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Gruel
Detroit
Jan
Louise Faustman
Edward O. Faustman
Dewitt H. Merriam
Laurin Budge Seeks State Senate Seat in 28th District
Beaverton druggist Laurin J. Budge announces Republican bid for Michigan State Senate from the 28th District, challenging Tony Achard. He has been Beaverton mayor, alderman and chamber of commerce president, a World War I veteran, and active in the American Legion.
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Laurin J. Budge
Beaverton
Midland-Gladwin
Tony Achard
Budge
Mr. Budge
France
American Legion
House
Two Big Weekend Sales Open Here This Week
H Dittman and Son begin a semi annual shoe sale at 9:00 Friday morning while Barnhard and Bishop start a mammoth clearing sale at 9:00 Saturday morning. Both sales are announced in the Times and expect a large crowd. The paper endorses local merchants advertising with it.
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H. Dittman & Son
Barnhard &Bishop
Times
Detroit City College smothers Michigan Juniors 29 to 9
Detroit City College defeated Michigan Juniors 29 to 9 as they outscored them 11 to 2 in the second half. Evans led Detroit with 11 points on five field goals and a free throw while Crane added four field goals.
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Unitet Pree
Detroit
Detroit City College
Michigan
Evans
Crane
Peiping Mayor Bans Officials From Smoking Cigarettes
Peiping mayor General Ching Yin-Wu, from Shansi, issues a harsh rule forbidding municipal officials to smoke cigarettes after finding Wang Ping-Jen, director of the livestock bureau, smoking. He reprimanded Wang and docked half a month's pay. the mayor abstains from smoking and drinking and displays signs on the harms of these habits.
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Peiping
Shansi
Ching Yin-Wu
Chang
Wang Ping-Jen
Livestock Bureau
Wang
Dr. Wang
Explosions and Deaths Hit Michigan and Illinois
An acetylene gas tank exploded at the American Steam Pump Co in Grand Rapids causing several thousand dollars in damage as investigators began work. In Chicago Bishop Charles P Anderson primate of the Episcopal Church in America died at his home after two weeks illness from a heart attack. In Benton Harbor former Michigan G A R commander W E Walker died at 83 leaving two daughters.
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Grand Rapids
American Steam Pump Company
Chicago
Chas. P. Anderson
Episcopal Church In America
Benton Harbor
W. E. Walker
The
Michigan G. A
Diver Entombed In Icy river Outarde Falls
Peter Trans a Dane and Ontario Paper diver went missing Monday after his diving suit snagged on a spike in the St Lawrence river 20 feet below. Rescue teams arrived and worked through frigid conditions as hopes faded for an alive recovery.
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Montreal
Que
Peter Trans
Ouxtardes
Ontario Pane’ Company
Trans
Quturie Falls
Ont
Ontario Paper Company
St. Lawrence River
Everts
Levis Begin
Quesnel Movrenty
Outarde Falls
Toronto
Rimouski
Arvo Silvala
Ottawa
Cake causes illness in Parker family in Clawson
A chocolate cake bought at a local grocery caused illness to four members of Edmund Parker's family in Clawson. The cake was sent to Michigan State College laboratories for analysis. Mrs Parker 10, and her two sons 11 and 9, and a daughter are reported to be recovering with doctors indicating no lasting harm.
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Pontiac
Edmund Parker
Clawson
Michigan State College Laboratories
Parker
Berenguer Forms New Cabinet Names Key Ministers
Madrid reports General Damaso Berenguer announced a new cabinet to replace the dictatorship of Primo de Rivera. The Duke of Alba becomes minister of public instruction, with other posts filled by Leonarda Matos, Jose Estrada, and Admiral Salvador Carvia among listed appointments.
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Madrid
Damaso Berenguer
Primo de Rivera
Duke of Alba
Francisco Cambo
Count Murtera
Finance and National Economy
Act
Interinr—Manual Agrueties
Leonardo Matos
Jose Estrada
The
Labor Sangre Bos de Olano
Salvador Carvia
Enrique Marzo
Plan Fight on Telephone Rate Plan
Lansing January 30 cities facing higher telephone charges if Special Master William S. Sayers decree is approved by the U S District Court at Detroit and the state today aligned on the offense to be presented Attorney General Wilber M Brucker reviewed Sayers full report before Michigan League of Municipalities directors outlining main contest points He argues seven and a half percent return is too high that going values should not figure in rate fixing and that Sayers erred in base used for rate schedules.
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Lansing
William S. Sayers
WS. District Court
Detroit
Wilber M. Brucker
Sayers
Michigan League of Municipalities
Gossip Blame Ties Local Wounding Trio
Mendota Wisconsin January 30 three people including a minister and a janitor and wife were wounded in a church gossip fueled incident. Rev J A Wilson fired at Amos Elliott wounding him and Mrs Elliott who came to aid were also shot. Wilson shot at himself but police arrived before fatal harm. All wounded expected to recover.
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Mendota
Jil
J. A. Wilson
Amos Elliott
Elliott
Mandota
Wilson
Walon
John Wagner
Trans alive could become famous after frightful front page tale
The tale of the diver Trans draws front page attention as local offices seek details of his fate. If he returns alive, he would be a famous survivor. if undead, his death would leave a widow and two sons. The family is in Denmark and Ontario Paper Co officials say Mrs. Trans is being kept informed of every move.
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Trans
Denmark
Ontario Paper Company
Lim
Gasoline Tanks Explode At Felixwell California
A 12 000 gallon tank exploded at Felixwell No 1 in the Ket tlemen Hills district causing a firestorm that scorched the countryside. One man killed and four missing as a second 12 000 gallon tank exploded after initial blast. Operator Charles L Phillips was among the victims. Emergency crews and ambulances rushed to the scene as flames threatened other tanks and the half million dollar absorption plant. Efforts to rescue Phillips and locate the missing workers continued despite ongoing fires.
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Goalinga
Calif
Felixwell No. 1
Kettlemen Hills
Charles L. Phillips
Kettleman Hine
Boeing
Petroleum Securities Company
Felix Gusher
Phillips
Secord
Test Well Drilled in Oceana County by Red Rock Oil
A state conservation permit issued last week allows two new test wells by Red Rock Oil and Gas. E. V. and G. E. Dake of Muskegon hold a half interest. The No 1 Minette E. Skidmore well is in Golden township and is Oceana county’s only active wildcat, one of few in four western Michigan counties surrounding Muskegon.
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Oceana County
State Conservation Department
Red Rock Oil and Gas Company
E. V
G. E. Dake
Muskegon
E. Skidmore
Golden Township
Michigan
Oceana
Newayge
Kent
Ottawa
Muskegon County
Muskegon Feld
Wells Bring Big Oil Expansion to Clare County
The Citizens State Bank of Clare closes a contract with James McKay and John Mercier of Detroit to drill a well on bank land within thirty days. They plan two new wells soon, one on bank property and another at an undecided site. The deal adds to their 8000 acres by acquiring the Welck Freeman Oxendale oil properties totaling about 1900 acres.
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Clare
Citizens State Bank of
James McKay
John Mercier
Detroit
McKay and
Mercier
McKay
Thercier
Welck
Freeman
Oxendale
Morning papers in Mt Pleasant carry eight column Times headline
Eight column headlines from last night Daily Times are echoed in morning papers arriving in Mt Pleasant. Readers are urged to read the Times first for full details.
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Mt. Pleasant
Daily Times
Times
Silent Northland Fliers Still Unlocated in Alaska Rescue
Nome Alaska January 30 silence surrounds the Arctic search for Carl Ben Eielson and mechanic Earl Borland lost on a relief flight to the ice bound steamer Nanuk. Four pilots and crews dig around the wreckage 90 miles from Nanuk as Joe Crosson and Jim Gillam lead the search and await any sign of the airmen.
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Nome
Alaska
Carl Ben Eielson
Arctic Flier
Earl Borland
Eielson
Nanuk
Joe Crosson
Jim Gillam
Ejielson
Chicago Workers Struggle as Evictions Hit Residents
Chicago and Cook County workers face housing loss amid rent arrears, with landlords seeking evictions for 11 families. Judges granted several orders while others delayed action as city waits on a debt solution. One employee and her four children were ordered to leave for lack of rent money.
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Merton
T. Akers
Unite Press
Chicago
Cook County
Louis Mogelepsky
Joe Thompson
Condition of Queen Victoria of Sweden Very Grave
Rome reports the condition of Queen Victoria of Sweden as very grave at her winter home. King Gustav reached her bedside to find her extremely weak with unsatisfactory heart action and badly affected lungs. She was the daughter of the late Grand Duke Friedrich of Baden and granddaughter of Emperor Wilhelm I of Germany. She married King Gustav in 1881.
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Rome
Victoria
Sweden
Gustav
Friedrich
Baden
Wiliam I
Germany
Congress Today Senate Debates Tariffs and Hearings
Senate continues tariff debate and lobby investigations with radio telephone hearings. House schedules miscellaneous bills as elections committee begins recount in Wurzbach McCloskey case and expenditures panel weighs transferring prohibition bureau from treasury to justice department.
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Congress
Senate
House
Wurzbach-McCloskey
Prohibition Bureau
Treasury
Justice Department
S2k
Michigan supervisors oppose highway fund shift plan
Governor Green addressed Michigan supervisors opposing any change in highway fund distribution and backing an equitable share. A committee was formed to work with the State Highway Commission. Samuel Edty was elected president, with Ward and Barron as officers. A sinking funds measure for county building projects was approved.
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United Press
Lansing
Michigan Association of Supervisors
Michigan Muniings League
Highway Department
al. B. McPherson
State Tax Commission
Dykstra
Tacics
Legislatorre
Kent J
State Highway Commission
McPherson
William Ward
Grand Traverse
John C. Barron
Michigan
Green
Detroit
F'at
Pontiac
tJal
Weather Outlook Unsettled With Cooler Frida y Across Regions
Unsettled conditions tonight and Friday with light local showers possible. Temperatures drift lower across the north and south portions with winds shifting from south to southwest and then west and northwest by Friday. Readings show lows around the mid teens to mid 20s in listed locations including Chicago Detroit and Escanaba with modest cooling ahead.
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Escanaba
Sree
Mainecon
Seal Ae
Sault Sie
Strio Sd
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